Nothing to be sorry for bro. You have a lot going on. I will be upgrading my room soon. Shopping ac's right now. gonna get a 5 ton me thinks. What ac you cranking in your chamber of dank?
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I'm still getting by with my 14,200 btu two hose by soleus. I was about to drop 6300 yesterday on a three ton by excel but decided against it with winter coming. I really really like the excel air units
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Hey S1ling, I been 'away' but i back now, been following from a distance.
That critical plus looks great.
Question on you Cotton Candy outdoor, is it already budding? must need alot of water.
I wanna get an A/C system that gets its power from solar panels, only time i need AC it is sunny.
That critical plus looks great.
Question on you Cotton Candy outdoor, is it already budding? must need alot of water.
I wanna get an A/C system that gets its power from solar panels, only time i need AC it is sunny.
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They have mini splits that have solar capabilities.
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yeah I just saw one but it has a solar collector that heats the refrigerant and not a PV panel that runs the whole thing. I have seen a few panels running a swamp cooler in a greenhouse and when the sun gets behind a cloud it slows down or shuts off and when the sun is blazing again it runs at full strength. I wish I could run a 100 PV panels and sell the power back to the grid and have it pay my 700 a month.
Good to see ya Ronnie and craw
Good to see ya Ronnie and craw
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Sorry guys I was thinking of another type, those ones Ronnie linked up work with PV panels but you need ten 250 watt panels plus 16 golfcart batteries to run a 12000 btu 24 hours a day, wow!
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Does anyone here have a clue as to what could be hijacking my plants? Im a$$uming (ya'll know how much I hate doing that) its garden thrips?
I will get better pics asap
Thanks ahead of time for any help
I will get better pics asap
Thanks ahead of time for any help
Glad to see you back at it...
Hey my friend 
it does indeed look like thrip damage! get a good drench and spray or something as a barrier.
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I got some really cool vials of azamax (discontinued I guess) that you pour in one and fill the sprayer. I have used it twice now and see no difference, patience is said to be a virtue so we'll see. Glad to hear someone else agrees. I have also used the azamax in the res at their rec dosage. One thing I don't see much of anymore is the damn gnats. That could be due to the capn's rec of microbe lift.
To be honest I know these problems could vary from things to things but taking cuts from others is like having unprotected sex with a stranger, that's all I got to say about that
To be honest I know these problems could vary from things to things but taking cuts from others is like having unprotected sex with a stranger, that's all I got to say about that
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Thanks buck Im glad to see you too! Do you ever notice any kind of undesirable spotting after foliar feeding?
Sorry about the bugs, I have no experience with fighting Thripes, just the Spider mites, wish I could help but I cant.
Different subject, what are you thought on your Cotton Candy you got going? I am loving my one free bean plant, it just got too tall for my space, but buds are filling out nicely and smell is GREAT!
Cant wait to grow a clone I got off it and train it properly.
Different subject, what are you thought on your Cotton Candy you got going? I am loving my one free bean plant, it just got too tall for my space, but buds are filling out nicely and smell is GREAT!
Cant wait to grow a clone I got off it and train it properly.
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I think the cotton candy is a superb outdoor plant. You might do fine indoors with some training but seeing I have no indoor experience with the C Candy I cant tell ya either way. Please let me know how it works out for ya
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I dont like the idea of spraying the plants so I use prozap insect guards one strip treats up to 1200 cu. feet for four months. been using them for two years now and the only bugs i've ever seen in my grow room since is dead ones and not that often, it acts as a repellent also.
the stubborn ones end up dead quickly.
the stubborn ones end up dead quickly.
It is a stretching that for sure, but those are the types I like to smoke more so have to find a way to deal with stretch, maybe train a few weeks into flower. Ill post up some pics of her clone on my 4'X4' thread in a bit., I just bent a lot of her branches to keep her wide and short.
I hate thrips I thought I got rid of them but theyre back for me too but I see them on the leaves so
I just kill em lol most on the top some underside im gonna try and spray some of the smaller plants tomorrow if I see any on them and keep at it till the start to flower and see if it helps
gotta find something that works tho
keep up the good fight sling im battling those too
I just kill em lol most on the top some underside im gonna try and spray some of the smaller plants tomorrow if I see any on them and keep at it till the start to flower and see if it helps
gotta find something that works tho
keep up the good fight sling im battling those too
I had a fairly generic spray that included thrips and sprayed my plant but also got some paper towel and created a couple of sheet thick barrier with it at soil level, then sprayed soaking with the insect spray. When wet the towels can be fitted snugly, creating a nice barrier that you just keep spraying every now and then.
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I hate thrips I thought I got rid of them but theyre back for me too but I see them on the leaves so
I just kill em lol most on the top some underside im gonna try and spray some of the smaller plants tomorrow if I see any on them and keep at it till the start to flower and see if it helps
gotta find something that works tho
keep up the good fight sling im battling those too
High hog,
I haven't seen a thing but the lil tiny spots and snail trails convince me they're there.
I had a fairly generic spray that included thrips and sprayed my plant but also got some paper towel and created a couple of sheet thick barrier with it at soil level, then sprayed soaking with the insect spray. When wet the towels can be fitted snugly, creating a nice barrier that you just keep spraying every now and then.
If you get a chance show me a pic.
Can you tell me approx. how long ago it was I sent you a pic on your journal of my OG? I over defoliated her and stalled her out BAD.
Hey check you pm in a few plz
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so weir I never see anything but the slime spots, Ive checked and checked but Im sure theres something there doing that. I have been using azamax once a week in the res a day before I change it out, upside is between that and the microbe-lift I hardly see a fungus gnat.
Im getting some new "Rock" nutrients soon and will start a new journal, Hey "The cap'n" do you want to do a "Joint" journal? Say a "Cook-Off" #2?
Im getting some new "Rock" nutrients soon and will start a new journal, Hey "The cap'n" do you want to do a "Joint" journal? Say a "Cook-Off" #2?
I'll step into the ring again with you, buddy. But this won't be a "cook off", this will be a 2014 HEAVYWEIGHT competition.
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